City board records 1916 drainage and tax actions in Knoxville Iowa
The county board adjourned to consider petitions for drainage district No 4 and tax refunds, postponed bids for Perry township drainage, and conducted regular payrolls and gopher bounty claims. The group reconvened as a canvassing board to finalize the November 1916 general election Canvass in Marion County with all precincts reviewed and results stored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noxile
Perry Township
H. Allen
Chatrman
Allen Anderson
Knox Coal Co
Jay Jacobs
Dickerson
Roy Orr
S. R. Hunt
Frank N. Elliott
Dickerson Bros
B.strasburger
The
Taber “Lumber Co
E. E
Applegate
Knoxville
Mike Angelos
Palmauist
Andrew Blackman
Kenneth Harking
B.doud
Gasten Roorda
Nolen E. May
William Bean
John ‘Keuning Piticetennes
Nolan Emery
T. A. Schrader
Frank Chrismore
Frank Wielard
Lonnie Dufner
L. C. Bittenbender Eee
Katie Bloodworth
Ear
Masterson
Park Smith
Regullar Bression
Iowa
Skunk River
Agra
Npall
Marion County
Durham
County Board Takes Over Bridge Construction in 1916
On September 6 1916 the county board met with all members present and read minutes from September 3. A resolution authorized taking over unfinished bridges from L B Childs contract begun March 1916. The county engineer was ordered to assume control hire labor and purchase materials to finish the bridges. J H Shinn Way named foreman and overseer. Payrolls to be certified by the county engineer and warrants issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B. Childs
Janes
Espstesdad Geteay Tahe
J. H. ‘Shinn
Omepecker
Thirty third Day inary canvassing election results
The board met to adjournment and completed the canvass of votes. It declared George W. Croglefannee as State Representative and listed elected officials including Franklin Crawford as County Auditor, J R Dyer as County Treasurer, Harold R Clements as Clerk of the District Court, I E Cronkhite as Sheriff, J E Long as County Recorder, N D Shinn as County Attorney, S Cornell as Coroner, and W Hi Allen plus A Kool as Members of the Board of Supervisors with terms starting January 1917 and 1918 respectively. It also names Justices of the Peace and constables for Clay and Dallas Townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canvansing
George
W. Croglefannee
Frank Crawford
A. Kool
Clay Township
Justices of Peace
J. H. Larewe
Marshy
Joe Humphrey
Dallas
Justicas
Peace
Oak Ly
Pella Board Grants Water Gallery Extension Along Highway
On November 15, 1916 the Pella city board approved H F Johnson’s petition to extend and lay a new water supply gallery along the public highway south from the pumping station for about a half mile. A long list of expenses was approved for bridge work, road labor, materials, and services from numerous suppliers and workers as part of the project funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pella
Also Mentioned on This Page
TSA
Marion County Electric Co
Phelps
H. F. DeWitt
Harrington
Swandrainkse
Dew. Parka
A.cronkhite
Johm H. Templeton
Spoard
Hudson
Porter & Sowden
Lee
Constable
J.V. Braan
Commisson Dusethaces
Peek A.B. Brobst
Pauls Lumber Co
Ution
Aimile
Cortier
Wroe
Pleasant Grove Township
Justices Of’peace
Chas. Hayes
J. K. Keefer
W. V. Agard
R. J. Polson
Rock Township
John Haning
Frank Ford
Alva Sanders
Royshill
Summit
dJustice
Chas
Norris
Swan
Walter Haniniss
H. Morgan
Hvan Hamil
Albert Taylor
Yhion
Peten- OB
Cmek
Sconstables
Letay
Hysare
Srsgr
sisWashington
Pownship
Péace
Fsismurr
WB. Stotts
Asia
Ned
Pes
W. O. Price
J. D. Adams & Co
Ngineer
as_ Co
Knox Coal ;Co
James Waller
Baste
J. A. Wickliff
Seth ‘Crabtree
van Zante Bros
Avery
Cleland & Co
J.im
Dale Harrington
Parratte
Steel Co
G. A. Stout
Mae Goldizen
F. B. West
A. B. Brobst
George’ Payton
H.g.micord
J. V. Braan,Jr
Clyde Gardney
Read
W. E. Feagips
A. Frankhite
J. O. Rinehart
A. Ruckman
Dale
Woodle
Charles Andrews
J. Q. Rinehart
J. Ruckman
Bryyhead
Orkinnates
Ener
Bussey
Hank Thronton
Roy Lutz
Andrew Nelson
Anid. Conn
Carl Sutherland
A. D. Conn, Jr
Charley Glark
McGonaughey
Blaine Stilwell
A. Schakel
B. F. Craig
Smith & Sons Mfg., Co
Anning
Steele & Co
lJohn Silvanas
B. C. Leavengood
Loddoe
E. Farber
B. Johnson
N. W. Hawkins
Jas
P. Riddle
Iy. L. Cochran
Puidge
D. P. van Zante
Jonil Tabor
Jake van der Bern
Ixdad
Sam Weller
Frank Booth
Walter Cooper
N. D. Shinn
H. E. Randol
Harrison LeGrand
I. H. Garretson
Geo. B. Coon
W. M. Booth
Watson Rankin
J. H. Fleming
Midland Metal Co
International Steel Co
Bridge Pauls Lumber Co
R. V. Fry
W. T. White
Charley Andrews
A. Teter
L. E. McConaughy
Ed King
Chas. Elliott
A. Cronkhite
A. E. Teter
Poor Hammond
Stephens,Co
W.F. “Buckles
Clark” Metcalf
Floyd Fortner
C. Ge ® Shivvers
Thomassen Bros
tBlack
Golie
Maddy
Hy BuDeWitt
C. van Domselaar
Averagger Poor
PocMarahy Justice
Knox
Oal Co
Howard Marsh
B.B. Courtney
J. M. Amos
J. H. Shinn
W. T. Ridlen
C. Quick
Walter
M. Scott
Toad
J. B. Gans
LeMars
Geijseleppilen
BueKennedy
Walter Galloway
Prairie City
Vandalia
Ramey
Ouod Bhd
Witkindet U &T
Guy
Flarm
Fariti
W. G. Cooper
Worth & van Zante
Auds
John Buckley
Rumbaugh
Des Moines
G. S
G.S
Scotts
Mark Cross
W.R. Rumbaugh
Ekty
Aisco
Odal
Priltio
Fox
Gnij
Paul Seyboston
Massachusetts
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